
Alberta's
Lakeland begins 1 hour north east of Edmonton. Discover the pristine
lakes and explore over 400 kilometers of multi use trails. Enjoy our
white sand beaches, renowned fishing spots, over 3200 campsites and many
cultural events and experiences.
Alberta's
Iron Horse Trail is a most remarkable multi-use recreational corridor,
taking its name from its former use as a railroad. Because this corridor
has been in existence since the beginning of the twentieth century, the
ecology of the Trail is relatively untouched. The Trail runs through
mixed wood forest, farmland, crosses streams and rivers, and skirts lakes.
The user of the Trail will find a total of eighteen railroad trestles,
those marvels of engineering that have stood the test of time. Visit
the Iron Horse Trail Website